Boston might have gotten all the attention. But voters across the state also had their say in a handful of no less important preliminary elections on Tuesday night.

TODAY — Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll make an announcement related to housing development at 11:30 a.m. in Medford. Driscoll speaks at an event rebranding the Lawrence General and Holy Family Hospitals at 10 a.m. in Methuen and chairs a Local Government Advisory Commission meeting at 1 p.m.

The city's election practices have been overhauled after several polling locations ran out of ballots during the 2024 presidential election. Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin said he's "very confident" all Boston polling places will have enough ballots for every voter for the preliminary election Tuesday.

Stick with MassLive all day on this preliminary Election Day for up-to-the-minute coverage from our reporters across the state.

Democratic mayor Michelle Wu advances to Boston's November election amid ICE operation targeting Massachusetts and ongoing sanctuary policy disputes.

The top 12 candidates for Worcester City Councilor at Large and the top two candidates for District E' School Committee seat were revealed Tuesday night. Here's who they are:

On Election Day last November, several Boston polling places ran out of ballots. The state says that won't happen again today.

Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu defends Boston Trust Act against federal immigration enforcement during Tuesday's preliminary mayoral election.

MA Secretary of the Commonwealth Galvin’s proposal to make same day voter registration legal in the state is one step closer to becoming law.